City managers of District 6 in Tehran held a special ceremony in 48 schools to mark the beginning of the new school year. This event, in the form of a joyful and hopeful Mehregan carnival, was also performed in the main streets of the city, creating a cheerful and lively atmosphere for the students.
School reopening celebration in the urban space
The ceremony for the reopening of the school year was held as an opportunity to create a bond between citizens and the urban space. The "Mehregan Qalam" carnival started from Vali Asr Square and extended to Keshavarz Boulevard, Vali Asr Street, Yusefabad, and main squares like Farhang Square and Asadabadi Square. This movement symbolized solidarity and the enthusiasm for knowledge among citizens.
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Joy and enthusiasm in the hearts of students
Execution teams participated in this carnival by distributing flowers, sweets, and special gifts. Puppet shows and other lively activities were also performed at this event, which further fueled the excitement and enthusiasm in the hearts of the students. This event was not just a simple ceremony but an opportunity to strengthen social relationships and create a sense of belonging to the community. Alongside joy and enthusiasm, educational and cultural messages were also conveyed to the students to reinforce social and human values within them.
Thus, the Mehregan carnival, as a cultural and educational program, not only celebrated the beginning of the school year but also created a deeper bond between students and the urban environment. This event can serve as a model for other urban areas in organizing events focused on education and culture.
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